Use tmpfs mounts | Docker Documentation
docs.docker.com › storage › tmpfsThe --tmpfs flag cannot be used with swarm services. You must use --mount. Use a tmpfs mount in a container. To use a tmpfs mount in a container, use the --tmpfs flag, or use the --mount flag with type=tmpfs and destination options. There is no source for tmpfs mounts. The following example creates a tmpfs mount at /app in a Nginx container.
tmpfs-size in docker-compose – Fantas…hit
fantashit.com › tmpfs-size-in-docker-composeFantashit February 3, 2021 1 Comment on tmpfs-size in docker-compose. Hi there, my docker-compose.yml is like this: version: "3" services: myservice: build: ./mycode volumes: - ./logs:/data/log ports: - "80:80" tmpfs: - /exampledir. that works. i’d like to specify the tmpfs size. There is a parameter in the Engine that is called as tmpfs-size ...
giving tmpfs options with volumes syntax · Issue #5907 ...
github.com › docker › composeApr 26, 2018 · Description of the issue. I see 2 ways of mounting a tmpfs in docker-compose: tmpfs : - /my/mount/point. volumes : - type: tmpfs target: /my/mount/point. Now if I want to give options for the mount point, I can do it with the first syntax: tmpfs : - /my/mount/point:exec,size=1G. but I can't do it with the other syntax (or it's not documented):